CONNECTING YOU TO A SAFER COMMUNITY Waitākere 2026/27
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Contents 3 Contents Page 4 How To Join, Contact & Follow Us 5 Why Join Our Network 6 From the Editors - Sharon & Sarah 7 A Message From Our Chair 8 NZ Police Prevention Advice Message —1 9 NZ Police Prevention Advice Message — 2 10 Community Patrols —Volunteers Needed 11 Message From Auckland Emergency Management — AEM — 1 12 Message From Auckland Emergency Management — AEM — 2 13 Message from Fire & Emergency New Zealand—FENZ 14 Message from our Tāmaki Makaurau Pacific Wardens 15 Safer Plates & Free Tool Engraving Events 16 Henderson Heroes 2026 — 1 17 Henderson Heroes 2026 — 2 18 West Auckland Hospice— Westies Helping Westies 19 Preparing For Emergencies Here In The Whau 20 Neighbourhood Support Connects Across the Globe Neighbourhood Support Waitākere would like to acknowledge our Strategic Partners, Funders & Sponsors for their continued support of our Organisations 3 Page
NS Waitākere It’s FREE to Join! Be a part of the Community Connection movement! How To Contact Us Office phone – 09 8380132 / 021 0223 7064 Email addresses – Info@nswaitakere.org.nz Office based at — 7 Buscomb Ave, Henderson at Henderson Police Station PO Box address — PO Box 21160, Henderson, 0650 Website — www.nswaitakere.org.nz Follow Us On Social Media Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/NeighbourhoodSupportWaitakere Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/nswaitakere REACH OUT | LOOK OUT | HELP OUT Neighbourhood Support Waitākere HOW TO JOIN, CONTACT & FOLLOW US We’re on a mission to make our area one of the safest, best prepared and connected in New Zealand! Join as an individual or start a group in your street— It’s FREE to Join. Every household who signs up receives a FREE Welcome Pack with NS Stickers and prevention advice from our strategic partners. Join us online at: nswaitakere.org.nz/join-us-now Or scan the QR Joining Code or for more info, please contact 09 8380132 4 Page
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A Note from the Editors Welcome to our 2026/2027 online magazine. Over the past year, we’ve delivered a wide range of community engagement events, strengthening connections with our local Community Service Heroes, strategic partners, funders, and the organisations we work alongside. We look forward to continuing to support our communities to build strong local connections — encouraging socially connected, sustainable street groups that live by our message: Reach Out – Look Out – Help Out We remain committed to providing education, key messaging, and support to help create resilient, prepared neighbourhoods, while promoting prevention, caring for the vulnerable, sharing kai, and hosting Manaaki street events. We sincerely thank our Volunteer Committee—without them, there would be no Neighbourhood Support Waitākere. We also acknowledge and thank our funders and partners: • • Auckland Council—the four local boards in our area • • NZ Police • • Fire & Emergency NZ (FENZ) • • Auckland Emergency Management • • Our West CPNZ Groups Your support enables us to continue serving our communities. Special thanks to our sponsors—West City Autos, Mitre 10 Mega Westgate & Henderson, and Stanley Black & Decker—for supporting our Safer Plates and Free Tool Engraving events. Finally, thank you to our members, community, supporters, and our wider Neighbourhood Support network. Published By Waterford Press Ltd 112 Wrights Road, Addington, Christchurch. Phone 03-983 5500 PO Box 37 346 waterfordpress.co.nz Editors / Design Liki, Sharon & Sarah Produced by Waterford Press Ltd Cover Picture Bethell’s Beach Join Us Now! Turn to Page 4 for details on How to Join, Contact, and Follow Us. Reach Out – Look Out – Help Out Whakaneinei, titiro, atawhai atu Sharon & Sarah – NS Waitākere Sharon & Sarah Your Neighbourhood Support Waitākere Coordinators 6 Page
A message from our CHAIR Michael Chan Foung Talofa Lava and Warm Greetings to our Strategic Partners, Funders, Sponsors, Supporters, and the networks we work alongside. Neighbourhood Support Waitākere has continued to run smoothly throughout 2025, with Sharon and Sarah managing daily operations, strengthening relationships with local organisations, and working closely with community partners. We acknowledge and thank the Police staff at Henderson Station, West CPNZ groups, and Community Policing Teams for their ongoing support of NS Waitākere, the Safer Plates programme, and the many events we deliver together. Ongoing sponsorship from West City Autos Group, Mitre 10 Mega Westgate & Henderson, and Stanley Black & Decker has enabled us to supply new drill skins, supporting our efforts to reduce number plate theft. Henderson Heroes 2025 was a great success, with its move to a Saturday in February increasing attendance and providing a valuable opportunity to showcase our local Emergency Responders and Community Service Heroes. Recent weather-related events have reinforced the importance of Neighbourhood Support in helping streets stay connected and resilient, aligning with our message: REACH OUT – LOOK OUT – HELP OUT. We encourage everyone to continue building strong connections within their neighbourhoods. “A socially connected street is a resilient street.” Finally, thank you to all who support our commitment to creating safer, more connected, and resilient communities. Stay Well, Ia Manuia Michael Chan Foung – NS Waitākere Chairperson 7 Page
Online and Identity Safety The internet is an important source of information and means of social interaction for children, young people and adults alike. It pays to keep in mind that it can also present dangers, including online fraud, scams, bullying and abuse. Tips Social Media Read through privacy options carefully and make sure you fully understand your rights, and what happens to your data. This goes for app updates as well. Set your profile to private and only invite or accept friend requests from people you already know. Don’t post your address, phone number, or other personal information online. Scams and good online safety advice Visit Netsafe New Zealand at: https://netsafe.org.nz/scams Online Trading There are risks when trading on all online platforms. Trust your instincts: if the deal looks too good to be true, it probably is. Child Safety • • Know who your child is making contact with online. If they are not your child’s actual friends, question their online friendship. • • Talk to your child about the dangers of posting personal information online. • • If you or your child become suspicious about a person online, stop contact immediately. • • Do not allow your child to use the computer in private areas of your home. • • Know which social networking sites your child is on and what information they are posting. NZ Police Advice & Tips 8 Page
Helpful Sites: Police Website www.police.govt.nz NZ Police – Be Safe, Feel Safe Booklet is available in these languages online - English, Arabic, Gujarati, Hindi, Korean, Samoan, Simplified Chinese, Te Reo Māori, and Tongan. Go to https://www.police.govt.nz/about-us/publication/be-safe-feel-safe-booklet to view. NZ Police - Business Crime Prevention Advice Booklet in these languages online – English, Arabic, Gujarati, Hindi, Korean and Simplified Chinese. Go to https://www.police.govt.nz/about-us/publication/business-crime-preventionadvice to view Netsafe https://netsafe.org.nz/scams National Cyber Security Centre www.ncsc.govt.nz The Department of Internal Affairs: Countering Violent Extremism Online www.dia.govt.nz/Countering-Violent-Extremism Police Emergencies Call 111 and ask for Police when: • • people are injured or in danger; or • • there is a serious, immediate, or imminent risk to life or property; or • • a crime is being or has just been committed and the offenders are still at the scene or have just left. • • If you can’t decide if it’s a real emergency and you’re still worried, call 111 and ask the operator. They will help you work out what to do. Reporting Online Use 105.police.govt.nz to report any situation that doesn’t require immediate Police or Emergency Services attendance or to get in touch for general advice or queries. NZ Police Advice & Tips 9 Page
NS Waitākere VOLUNTEERS NEEDED WEST AUCKLAND PATROLS NEED YOU ALL AGES (FROM 17+) COMMITMENT OF 4 HOURS PER MONTH DAYTIME OR EVENING TRAINING, UNIFORM AND EQUIPMENT PROVIDED HELP KEEP YOUR COMMUNITY SAFE HELP WITH MISSING PERSON SEARCHES DETER, OBSERVE AND REPORT “EYES AND EARS” ONLY PATROLLING IN PAIRS IN A SIGN WRITTEN VEHICLE BE PART OF AN AWESOME VOLUNTEER GROUP ATTEND LOCAL COMMUNITY EVENTS POLICE SECURITY CLEARANCE CHECK AND DRIVERS LICENSE REQUIRED CONTACT US NOW waitematawest@cpnz.org.nz 021 280 0700 WWW.CPNZ.ORG.NZ OR USE THE QR CODE ABOVE TO JOIN 10 Page
Message From Auckland Emergency Management West Auckland’s bush, coast, and urban communities make it a special place to live, but this can bring challenges during severe weather and other emergencies. Daily life can be disrupted and communities can quickly become isolated. That’s why being prepared matters. Start with three simple steps: know your local hazards, make a household plan, and keep emergency supplies. Understand your local hazards Some of the hazards West Auckland faces include flooding, storms, landslides, coastal inundation, tsunami, wildfire, drought, and prolonged power outages. Low-lying areas are more at risk of flooding, while hill and coastal communities may face slips, erosion, road closures, and isolation. If you live, work, or spend time near the coast, harbour, West Auckland – it’s time to talk emergencies 11 Page
estuary, or river, you may also be in a tsunami evacuation zone. Check your local Emergency Readiness and Response Plan or visit Auckland Emergency Management (AEM) to understand the risks in your area. https:// www.aucklandemergencymanagement. govt.nz/your-local/local-board-plans/ Make a household plan A household plan helps your whānau know what to do in an emergency. It should include key contacts, where supplies are kept, what to do if services are disrupted, and where to go if you need to evacuate. https://www. aucklandemergencymanagement.govt.nz/ get-prepared/get-home-ready/make-aplan/ Talk together about: • • What emergencies could happen • • How you will stay safe • • Where you will go if you can’t get home • • How you will communicate if phones or internet aren’t working Include children, older people, people with disabilities, and pets. Visit AEM to create or download your plan. Keep emergency supplies Keep enough supplies at home for at least three days. Most items are things you already have, just keep them together in one easy-to-access place. Don’t forget your pets. https://www. aucklandemergencymanagement.govt.nz/ get-prepared/get-home-ready/emergencysupplies/Your supplies should include: , ,Water , ,Long-lasting food , ,Radio and torches , ,Power bank , ,First aid kit , ,Medications , ,Toilet paper and sanitation supplies , ,Cooking supplies , ,Gloves and basic safety gear It’s time to talk emergencies: check your supplies, make a plan, and make sure everyone knows what to do. 12 Page
Message From Fire and Emergency NZ Smoke alarms are one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your home and whānau from fire. But did you know that interconnected smoke alarms offer an even higher level of safety, especially in New Zealand homes? Interconnected smoke alarms are linked alarms, so when one alarm detects smoke, they all sound at the same time. This is crucial because fires don’t always start where people are. A fire in the garage or downstairs living area can take precious minutes to be noticed in bedrooms, particularly at night. Interconnection gives everyone in the home an early warning, no matter where the fire begins. This matters in New Zealand, where many homes are multi-level. They’re especially important for families, older people, and renters who may not have full control over building design. These alarms can be wireless, making them easy for the homeowner to install without complicated wiring. Fire and Emergency recommend smoke alarms in every bedroom, hallway, and living area, and even more strongly recommend interconnection. It’s a small upgrade, that can make a life-saving difference. You can purchase interconnected smoke alarms from your local hardware store. Installing interconnected smoke alarms isn’t just about meeting building standards, it’s about peace of mind. When every second counts, hearing the alarm early can save lives. 13 Page
Introducing the Tāmaki Makaurau. Pacific Wardens Charitable Trust Strengthening Safer Communities Through Pacific Leadership Talofa lava, warm Pacific greetings, and hello, My name is Tanya Zombos, and I am honoured to serve as the General Manager of the Tāmaki Makaurau Pacific Wardens Charitable Trust. The Tāmaki Makaurau Pacific Wardens Trust exists to help strengthen safer communities across Aotearoa through Pacific-led governance, collective leadership, and service grounded in Pacific values. Our vision is to contribute to a united network of Pacific Warden and Pacific Patrol organisations that work together to uplift and protect our communities. In West Auckland, we are focused on building strong local relationships and creating meaningful opportunities for community connection, youth engagement, neighbourhood support, beautification initiatives, and positive community presence. We believe that safer communities are built through collaboration, cultural understanding, visible leadership, and genuine care for people. Our mission is to lead, connect, and support Pacific Wardens and Pacific Patrol groups through strong governance, shared standards, advocacy, leadership development, and capacity building — enabling local groups to safely serve their communities while remaining connected to a wider collective movement across Aotearoa. As we continue to grow, we look forward to partnering with local organisations, churches, schools, businesses, and community leaders who share the same heart for collective wellbeing and positive change. Together, we can strengthen safer communities through Pacific-led leadership, service, and unity. Collective Leadership. Pacific Values. Safer Communities. If you would like to partner with us, or are interested in volunteering, please email connect@pacificwardens.org.nz 14 Page
Safer Plates & Free Tool Engraving Events Neighbourhood Support Waitākere, alongside our Community Policing Teams, has proudly delivered the Safer Plates and Free Tool Engraving programme since 2012. We also work closely with our local Community Patrol New Zealand teams to support these events. We are incredibly grateful to the businesses and venues that host our events — your ongoing support makes this programme possible. Since launching, we have upgraded number plate screws on over 8,850 vehicles, helping to reduce theft and improve community safety. We would like to acknowledge and thank our valued sponsors: West City Auto Group, Mitre 10 MEGA Westgate & Henderson, and Stanley Black & Decker. Upcoming events are regularly shared on the Neighbourhood Support Waitākere Facebook page, the North Shore, Rodney & West Auckland Police Facebook page, and on our website: https://www. nswaitakere.org.nz/events For a small cost of $4 (covering $1 per stainless steel screw), you can have your standard screws replaced with safer, anti-theft screws. This service is free for SuperGold Card holders, and also free for new members joining the Neighbourhood Support Waitākere network at the event. We also offer free tool engraving for tradies and residents — simply bring along your tools to help protect them from theft and assist with recovery. For further information, please contact our office on 09 838 0132. 15 Page
NS Waitākere—Henderson Heroes 2026 Henderson Heroes 2026 (WC246) Another amazing day for HH26—marking our 5th Henderson Heroes event! Once again, we were proud to host over 30 local Emergency Responders and Community Service Heroes. With incredible support from our community, attendance exceeded 1,000 people on the day. The weather turned it on with a beautiful, hot, sunny day, and our free water and sunscreen station was well used by attendees. Our FREE sausage sizzle was a huge hit, with more than 900 sausages BBQ’d by the Green By Nature team. A big thank you to The Trusts and The Hangar for sponsoring the sausages. We were thrilled to have Lenny and his stage truck back, showcasing an awesome lineup of entertainment. Our first Zumba group, Afas Dance 4 Health, got the crowd up and moving, followed by performances from Resuja and Jared Sheffield & The Force, along with live demonstrations from FENZ and Hato Hone St John. There were fantastic spot prizes, vouchers, and giveaways from attending agencies and generous local businesses. Both adults and children enjoyed visiting each stall, collecting passport stamps, and learning more about our local Community Service Heroes and talking with our Emergency Responders. A huge thank you to our amazing Emergency Responders and Community Service Heroes—this event simply wouldn’t be the success it is without you all being there! Thank you to everyone who came along—we can’t wait to see you again next year. Proudly brought to the Community by the Henderson Town Centre Community-Led Plan NS Waitākere—Henderson Heroes 2026 Henderson Heroes 2026 (WC246) Another amazing day for HH26—marking our 5th Henderson Heroes event! Once again, we wer proud to host over 30 local Emergency Respond rs and Community Servic Her es. With incredible support from our community, attendance exceeded 1,000 people on the day. The w ather tur ed it on with a e u iful, hot, sunny day, and our fr e water and sunscreen station was well ed by attendees. Ou FREE sausage sizzle was a uge hit, with more than 900 sausages BBQ’d by the Gr en By Nature team. A big thank you to The Trusts and The Hangar for sponsoring the sausages. W were thrilled to have Lenny and his stage truck back, showc sing an awesome lineup of entertainment. Our first Zumba group, Afas D nce 4 Health, got the crowd up and moving, follow d by perf rmances from Resuja and Jared Sheffield & The Force, along with live demonstrations from FENZ and Hato Hone St John. There w e fantastic spot prizes, vouchers, giveaways from attending agencies and ge erou local busine ses. Both adults and children enjoyed visiting each stall, collecting passport stamps, and learning m re about our local Community Service Heroes and talking with our Emergency Responders. A huge thank you to our amazing Emergency Responders and Community Service Heroes—this event simply wouldn’t be the success it is without you all being there! Thank you to everyone who came along—we can’t wait to see you again next year. Proudly brought to the Co unity by the Henderson Town Centre Community-Led Plan Henderson Heroes 2026 Another amazing day for HH26—marking our 5th Henderson Heroes event! Once again, we were proud to host over 30 local Emergency Responders and Community Service Heroes. With incredibl s pport from our c mmunity, attendance exceeded 1,000 people on the day. The weather turn d it on with a be utiful, hot, sunny day, and our free water and sunscre n station w s well used b attendees. Our FREE sausage sizzle was a huge hit, with more than 900 ausages BBQ’d by the Gree By Nature t am. A big thank you to The Trusts and The Hangar for sponsoring the sausages. We were thrilled to have Lenny and his stage truc back, showcasing an w some lineup of entertainment. O r first Z mba group, Afas Dance 4 Health, got the crowd up and moving, followed by performances from Resuja and Jared Sheffield & The Force, along with live demonstrations from FENZ and Hato Hone St John. There were fantastic spot prizes, vouchers, and giveaways from attending agencies and ge er s local businesses. Both adults and children enjoyed visiting each stall, collec ing passport stamps, and learning more about our local Community S rvice Heroes and talking with our mergency Responders. A huge thank you to our amazing Emergency Responders and Community Service Heroes—this event simply wouldn’t be the success it is without you all being here! Thank you to ev ryone who came along—we ca ’t wait to see you again next ear. Proudly brought to the Community by the Henderson Town Centre Community-Led Plan 16 Page
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Hospice West Auckland offers free specialist end-of-life care for West Aucklanders and wrap around kindness for loved ones during a tough time. Since we began, forty years ago, we continue to rely on our community’s support. Our holistic approach cares for the physical, practical, emotional and spiritual needs of our patients, whānau and carers. We provide comfort, dignity and ongoing support for hundreds of West Aucklanders needing our services every year. Our community is diverse. We leave no stone unturned. Through education, we partner with community providers to enhance quality of care and ensure fair access for all. Contrary to popular belief, the majority of our patients choose to spend their final days at home. We do our very best to honour their wish. Our He Whare Korowai “home from home” facility is simply there to give patients and families added peace of mind offering seamless respite opportunities and a chance to address complex needs if home is not an option. Our carers are beside those we serve every step of the way. No one should be burdened by cost when confronting life-limiting illness. Your donation prevents that from happening. You help Hospice West Auckland provide the very best care absolutely free-ofcharge. Thank you. Visit: hwa.org.nz today. Westies Helping Westies 18 Page
Preparing For Emergencies Here In The Whau “Communities that prepare for emergencies recover faster” Since Cyclone Gabrielle, we have seen an increase in the frequency of severe weather events affecting our communities. Since April, the country has had 133 days of declared states of emergency – that’s pretty much every day of this year. While declared states of emergencies are a useful tool for central authorities to organise funding, personnel, and resources to help in the response phase, there can be confusion about what this means for people on the ground. The Whau Community Emergency Readiness Network (WCERN) hopes to bridge the gap between central authority and communities during emergencies. We are a network of community hubs, non-profit organisations, cultural groups, and businesses serious about ensuring the Whau is ready for the next ‘big event’. This year, we have had many community leaders take time out of their busy lives to undergo first aid, psychological first aid, and Community Emergency Hub training to ensure the Whau is better prepared. Once activated, these Community Emergency Hubs will become a welcoming space for the community to gather, stay informed, request services, and offer a helping hand. By creating space for communities to respond to emergencies, WCERN seeks to empower communities and ease the transition into recovery. Of course, none of our mahi means anything without connected streets. At its core, emergency preparedness starts from the individual and works upwards. Making household emergency plans means your household is ready. Getting to know your neighbours and sharing resources builds resilient streets. Our Community Emergency Hubs build on local resilience and incorporate the community into the broader response from Auckland Emergency Management. If emergency readiness is something you are keen to get involved in, find out more on our Facebook page: Whau Community Emergency Readiness Network, or contact Mika at Mika@WhauResilience.org.nz 19 Page
Neighbourhood Support Connects Across the Globe What started in 2023 as a concerned family member in the United Kingdom reaching out to Neighbourhood Support Waitākere for help and guidance for a loved one in New Zealand became something much more than anyone could have expected. Initially, they were seeking information about local supports and services for a family member who required assistance. What followed was more than six months of regular weekly email updates, as we helped connect them with the right people, services, and authorities. During that time, we received wonderful feedback about not only our knowledge and ability to connect them with appropriate support, but also the kindness, understanding, and willingness of those involved to help. As the months passed, those emails became more than updates. A genuine friendship developed. Now, three years later, we are still email pals who check in with each other almost every day. The 12–13 hour time difference between New Zealand and the United Kingdom has never been a barrier. When one of us is starting the day, the other is heading into the evening. While New Zealand is in the middle of winter, I receive beautiful photos of the UK summer—flowers, gardens, sunshine, and local scenery. In return, I share images of New Zealand's summer and life on this side of the world. We exchange recipes, advice, stories, and encouragement. Sometimes the emails are long and detailed; other times they are simply a few lines to check in and say hello. What began as a request for support became a long-distance friendship spanning the globe. What started with a "Reaching Out" request for support became a "Helping Out" connection across the miles, and ultimately, we ended up "Looking Out" for each other. It is a wonderful reminder that Neighbourhood Support is about more than connecting people with services. It is about connecting people with people. Sometimes, the most meaningful connections are the ones we never expect. 20 Page
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